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Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 17mins
The main by-product of carbohydrate metabolism is:
(a)
A cleft palate may occur with a cleft lip:
true
false
The duodenum is the main site of water absorption.
true
false
The pancreas is the main storage area for glycogen.
true
false
The very low serum levels of this macronutrient can lead to Kwarshiorkor:
(a)
The main product lipid metabolism is:
(a)
Food stays in the stomach for at least 2 hours before it is transported further down the lower intestinal tract.
true
false
Medical therapies will only be successful with proper nutrition.
true
false
The main product of protein metabolism is:
(a)
The child with cleft lip and palate should undergo corrective surgery after this develops:
(a)
Select the correct rationale for each nursing intervention in the care of clients with severe forms of malnutrition.
-To keep updated for changes in the client's nutritional status.
Weigh and monitor the client's upper arm circumference daily. Malnourished clients are at risk for infections
Give the client antibiotics as prescribed. This will promote full nutritional rehabilitation for the child when caregivers are educated.
Instruct and encourage the infant's parents to follow proper hygiene and attend classes on child-rearing.
Monitor the client for signs of dehydration. Allows provision of energy and needed nutrients while preventing vomiting or diarrhea
Select the correct rationale for each nursing intervention in the care of clients with severe forms of malnutrition.
-To prevent complications in fluid balance.
Monitor the client for signs of dehydration. Allows provision of energy and needed nutrients while preventing vomiting or diarrhea
Progressively upgrade the infant's feeding or milk from diluted to full strength once tolerated.
Give the client antibiotics as prescribed. This will promote full nutritional rehabilitation for the child when caregivers are educated.
Weigh and monitor the client's upper arm circumference daily. Malnourished clients are at risk for infections
Identify the nursing action for the sign or symptom manifested by the client after undergoing emergency surgical correction of tracheoesophageal fistula (TEF).
-Slightly labored breathing and cyanotic
Suction secretions regularly.
Maintain gastrostomy tube feeding.
Check and dress the wound regularly.
Check respiratory status and provide oxygen as prescribed
Identify the nursing action for the sign or symptom manifested by the client after undergoing emergency surgical correction of tracheoesophageal fistula (TEF).
-Coughing and rales upon auscultation
Suction secretions regularly.
Maintain gastrostomy tube feeding
Elevate the child's head
Check respiratory status and provide oxygen as prescribed
Identify the nursing action for the sign or symptom manifested by the client after undergoing emergency surgical correction of tracheoesophageal fistula (TEF).
-Choking
Elevate the child's head
Check respiratory status and provide oxygen as prescribed
Check and dress the wound regularly.
Maintain gastrostomy tube feeding.
Identify the nursing action for the sign or symptom manifested by the client after undergoing emergency surgical correction of tracheoesophageal fistula (TEF).
-Infant cries every 2 hours, dry mouth
Maintain gastrostomy tube feeding.
Check and dress the wound regularly.
Check respiratory status and provide oxygen as prescribed
Elevate the child's head
Identify the nursing action for the sign or symptom manifested by the client after undergoing emergency surgical correction of tracheoesophageal fistula (TEF).
-Slightly damp post- surgical site
Check and dress the wound regularly.
Check respiratory status and provide oxygen as prescribed
Suction secretions regularly.
Maintain gastrostomy tube feeding.
Refer parents to support groups
Ineffective family coping r/t situational crisis secondary to child born with a birth defect
Risk for aspiration r/t failure of fusion of palatine plates
Altered nutrition: less than body requirements r/t infant's difficulty in taking in nutrients
Teach the parent in using the Haberman feeding technique.
Ineffective family coping r/t situational crisis secondary to child born with a birth defect
Risk for aspiration r/t failure of fusion of palatine plates
Altered nutrition: less than body requirements r/t infant's difficulty in taking in nutrients
Let the parents hold the infant regularly.
Ineffective family coping r/t situational crisis secondary to child born with a birth defect
Risk for aspiration r/t failure of fusion of palatine plates
Altered nutrition: less than body requirements r/t infant's difficulty in taking in nutrients
Position the infant upright during feeding.
Ineffective family coping r/t situational crisis secondary to child born with a birth defect
Risk for aspiration r/t failure of fusion of palatine plates
Altered nutrition: less than body requirements r/t infant's difficulty in taking in nutrients
Assess infant's respiratory status during feeding.
Ineffective family coping r/t situational crisis secondary to child born with a birth defect
Risk for aspiration r/t failure of fusion of palatine plates
Altered nutrition: less than body requirements r/t infant's difficulty in taking in nutrients
Match the body type with its description.
-little muscle or fat
Asthenic
Sthenic
Pykinic
Match the body type with its description.
-receding chin
Asthenic
Sthenic
Pykinic
Match the body type with its description.
-broad shoulders
Asthenic
Sthenic
Pykinic
Match the body type with its description.
-wider from front to back
Asthenic
Sthenic
Pykinic
Match the body type with its description.
-slow metabolism
Asthenic
Sthenic
Pykinic
